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We voided our warranty and cracked the drive open to see what was inside. Controller: Realtek RTS5733DMQ two-channel.The SU750 has passed RoHS, FCC and CE compliance testing by a reputable, qualified and accredited testing laboratory. This drive label lists the model number, warranty code, WWN code, place of manufacture and the usual regulatory compliance tests that it has passes. This is fairly common on low-cost drives as assembly is quicker as the parts just snap together.įlipping the drive over you’ll find the SATA III power and data connectors as well as another label. The top plastic clicks in a metal bottom frame, so it is a screw-less design. The 2.5″ form factor drive features a black enclosure that is 7mm thick. The drive that we were sent for testing is the ADATA Ultimate SU750 1TB that is sold under part number ASU750SS-1TT. This comes out to being 0.7 Drive Writes Per Day (DWPD) over the course of the drives 3-year warranty. So, you are looking at under $0.12 per GB for the 1TB model with current non-promotional street pricing.ĪDATA backed the SU750 series with a 3-year warranty and the endurance rating is 400 TBW on the 512GB drive and 800 TBW on the largest 1TB drive. Pricing for the SU750 512GB drive would be $59.99 shipped and the SU750 1TB model goes for around $114.99 shipped.
Here in 2020 only the 512GB and 1TB drives are easily found. When the ADATA Ultimate SU750 first launched in 2019 it was available in 256GB, 512GB and 1TB capacities. These speeds are pretty much normal for SATA III 6.0 Gb/s drives as we’ve managed to max out this interface some time ago. This series is rated to have speeds of up to 550/520 MB/s read/write and is capable of delivering 4K random performance of up to 65,000 /75,000 IOPS read/write.
If you are looking for a 2.5-inch SATA III SSD the ADATA Ultimate SU750 is one of the many drive series that you’ll find widely available on the market.
ADATA Ultimate SU750 2.5″ 1TB SATA III Solid-State Drive Tested
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